This page was created for testing purposes.

1. For testing you need to have Private InfoKeeper or Private InfoKeeper 2007 installed on your system. You can download it here.
   
   
2. After you have installed it (Installation of Private InfoKeeper flash movie), create your pesronal storage (New storage creation in Private InfoKeeper 2007 flash movie) or use a simple storage, which we have icnluded in Private InfoKeeper installation package.
   
   
3. Open (unlock) your new storage or our simple storage in Private InfoKeeper or Private InfoKeeper 2007. The password for our simple storage is "123" (without quotes).
   
   
4. Load this page without Private InfoKeeper 2007 running (close Private InfoKeeper before loading this page). You have to see those fields below have white background.
   
   
5. Now run Private InfoKeeper or Private InfoKeeper 2007, open any storage you have already created and reload/refresh this page in your web browser (to refresh press F5 button or click an appropriate button on your browser toolbar).
   
   The fields now should have yellow background. This is a result of Private InfoKeeper page scanning. It means that Private InfoKeeper has recognized those fields and it is ready to acquire the data from them.
   
   
6. Now type any unreal login and password in those fields - for example: John and pass1234321 for login and password field accordingly.
   
   
7. Click the "Login" button below.
   After you clicked you had to see that the border of those fields blinked with red color and the tooltip has appeared in the system tray "Login information has been successfully saved".
   All this notifications confirm that Private InfoKeeper has saved your login information in your open storage.
   
   

8. Now you can go back to your storage opened in Private InfoKeeper and you will see the card which was created with previous actions.
   See the screenshot below.
   
   
9. Refresh this web page again (to refresh press F5 button or click an appropriate button on your browser toolbar).
   The background color has to be green now and since you already have a card created for this page - your login information will be automatically filled in those fields.
   Login and password fields should like on the next picture.
   
   
   
   

As you can see there is no any additional actions needed for Private InfoKeeper to save your data and to automatically fill it in.
You are convinced now of Private InfoKeeper's usability.

Now you may check out our brand new multilogin function (available only in Private InfoKeeper 2007).

1. If you did not complete 9 steps above to check Private InfoKeeper ability to acquire and fill the data please do this, if you did it just go to the next step.
   
   
2. Go up to the already filled login and password form on the top of the page and type your new login and password instead of already filled in. For example John2007 and pas102379.
   
   
3. Click a Login button again.
   
   After you clicked you had to see that the border of those fields blinked with red color and the tooltip has appeared in the system tray "Login information has been successfully saved".
   Those notifications confirm that Private InfoKeeper has saved new login information. Now you have two cards in your storage relevant to this page.
   
   
4. When you came back from our "Go Back" page you will see that instead of Login field you have a combobox with two logins: John and John 2007 (or logins you have used for testing purposes).
   You may select any login you need and appropriate password will be filled in automatically.
   
   
   
   This is our unique feature and no other password management/form filling software has it.
   
   This web page was not specifically designed for Private InfoKeeper 2007. Private InfoKeeper 2007 may rebuild any website the same way for your convinience.
   
   You may have 3,4,5 email accounts (on yahoo, hotmail etc) or you may have different logins to forums etc and you do not need to do anything: saved ones your login information will be filled in automatically when you visit websites.

More information about browser integration you can learn here.